Sometimes in the ER, things happen without much warning. ER nurses are trained to know how to react in every possible situation at any given time, because we never know who will be talking to us one minute — and try to die on us the next.

Batteries have become an essential part of everyday life, but they have their positives and negatives. Researchers at the Utah Science Technology and Research initiative are seeking to minimize the negatives and innovate the positives by leading the charge on a new frontier of batteries.

Computer engineering is already hard enough — few of us out there know how that laptop we carry around all day actually works. Add Dirac fermions moving around a two dimensional electron gas in a spin-momentum locked state and boy, you've got a bit of a computational pickle on your hands.

The City of South Weber is considering an ordinance that would allow homeowners to put wind turbines on their property. One man who has already gained permission said he's certain his investment will pay off.

A Utah lawmaker is looking to remove liability from the officers involved in high-speed chases, regardless of what happens to the driver being chased. But a Utah mother who lost her teenage son wants to make sure this doesn't happen.

A Utah family held a press conference Monday, pleading for U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement not to deport them to their homeland of El Salvador. The mother of the family said if they're forced to return, their lives would be in danger.

Salt Lake County needs help to clean up a graffiti problem at the mouth of Parleys Canyon. Just as soon as workers clean it up, the vandals tag it again; and that means more work and more money to keep cleaning the same place regularly.

More than one in a million — those are the chances of being born with a rare and terminal genetic disease called leukodystrophy. Yet three of Aaron and Emily Campbell's five children have been diagnosed with the disease.

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